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just run docker or portainer

I already have it running just wanted to transfer my google photos but I don’t know how to use the Immich go

@@ChuckBuilds i follow everything in your video but when i run the command all it does is give me this error the image file C:\user\xx\Desktop\immich go\immich-go.exe is valid, but is for a machine type other than the current machine

Have you tried it? It might be on by default. Otherwise, if there is no option, you probably can't force it. It would need to be supported by the motherboard.

@@ChuckBuilds is there a way I can send you pictures of the bios settings I have

Ethernet is preferred! You do not need wifi.

@@ChuckBuilds but how will the home assistant interact with the existing WiFi device I have ?

Unplug the PC and look for your CMOS Battery. Pull it out and it’ll reset your BIOS. Try to get into BIOS again to turn it off

impressive number of units! Hope you can get them all automated nicely! Good advice on key filing kit!

@@ChuckBuilds Funny, I had JUST finished them up about an hour before I got the notification of your reply! They work beautifully. The hardest part was getting family members to decide on schedules.

It took like 15 minutes to run when checking the non-cut recording. Depends on your internet speed, disk speed, and destination. Shouldn't take too long though

Glad you were able to fix it! Thanks for letting me know!

That's an interesting use-case! I honestly am not sure how to accomplish that, I would suggest checking the immich github and support channels on that

What SSD are you using? And you're using an Argon case correct?

@@ChuckBuilds That's right and a Ediloca EN206

@@ChuckBuilds Addendum - I think the USB bridge was bad. I have it working with a separate USB to USB cable.

lol, I was thinking exactly the same thing

The advantage is you have control of your photos and data, no additional fees, and aren't reliant on a 3rd party company. The disadvantage is that it's in active development and will have the occasional issue or you might not be able to get 100% uptime

Mine has been fine so far. The battery could eventually die but it is a cheap 12v lead acid battery - cheap and easy to replace.

@@ChuckBuilds my wall button finally shows full bars. Also to note, you don’t need to cut the door. You can fish it around the back, there’s an opening. Found it when installing.

That wouldn't be an issue. The common Issue I see is Micro-SD Cards or Flash-drives dying from sustained high IO commonly due to the logs

Something with less cores would be a good rule of thumb but you would need to check comparisons of specific generations of processors to make a decision. This is a 3050 i3-7100T. The power didn't fluctuate much while running HomeAssistant. Wish I could help more!

I would think it would work fine! I don't have a mac to test it but I can't find anything that says otherwise.

@@ChuckBuilds thanks!

If you still need help, join my discord and I'll try to help you out!

Yep! Just restore a backup! That's the beauty of running HomeAssistant as an OS, it has everything in one spot! I've got a video about scheduling backups and I do a restore in that video: ua-cam.com/video/At5LaQtbuFM/v-deo.htmlsi=d4ki46Bsc3U8yqJ3

I'm sorry to hear that. I had contacted them previously when I wanted to reset my device to record this video and received this response: "Currently, the device does not have a factory reset. To start the AP again, first turn off the device and your router, then turn on the dongle and wait about a minute for it to start the AP. After that, you can connect to the dongle and configure Wi-Fi again." - It seems the device will not broadcast it's SSID if it still detects your home WiFi signal, I would see if you can attempt this and if it still doesn't work, I recommend reaching out to Smartlight and ask if they have a suggestion. They were very friendly and quick to respond.

@@ChuckBuilds I purchased a few of them and was able to get one to work. The others keep timing out. Thanks for the advice. I already reached out to them. I'll also try disconnecting my wifi and hopefully it will try rebroadcasting its own ssid. I assumed the button was a factory reset, but I guess not.

@@ChuckBuilds I turned off the wifi network, but only one module started broadcasting. I'm assuming it was the functional one and didn't want to mess with it. I tried connecting the module to my computer to reset it, but it was not recognized. Not sure what else I can do.

Kind of in the same boat. I have multiple ACs. 1st one worked perfect. 2nd one connected to HA but unable to control the actual unit. It sort of times out. Don’t know what to do!

@@jonathancastaneda5560 Yeah. I gave up on it. Literally the same model indoor units. No matter what I do I can't get one of them to work. It connects to my WIFI and when I type in its IP address I see everything clearly. When I input a command it just times out and keeps retrying. Customer support wasn't able to help me find a solution.

You could totally upgrade your SSD at the same time. You could install the blank SSD and follow this video exactly, OR you could follow the instructions in my "Method 2" video where you can install it straight to the SSD before installing it to the machine. I'm here if you need help!

@@ChuckBuilds excellent, I have two of these Lenovo's with the second being a back up. Will try on the backup first. Thanks.

@@drumslapper That sounds like a good opportunity to try a High Availability Proxmox Cluster! You can run the HAOS as a VM (way better than virtual box) and ensure your home assistant doesn't go down as long as one of the two clusters is online. Might give you some more flexibility with docker containers and functions than dedicating two whole machines to just Home Assistant.

Are they showing as responsive in the hue app or just Alexa?

That's interesting. I hate to say it this way but have you restarted it when that error shows? I've only gotten that once or twice and a restart resolved it. If you still don't have luck you'll need to access the log files on the machine to see what is causing it. Let me know if I can help, sorry that you're having that error.

. I was using Wi-Fi and the error disappeared when I used a wired connection to the router. I have HA now and I’m learning the ropes. Thank you for the nice and clear instructions.

Yep those should work !

I’ll need to try that!

I'll be honest this is the first I am hearing of it! I wouldn't think so as the ratgdo is really just "pushing" a button. My first thought would be to turn off any auto close settings and use a HomeAssistant automation to mimic the same result but that isn't really what you are asking.

That’s what I was thinking too. I think I’m going to go this route. Thank you for your help!!

I’m glad it was helpful! There’s an in depth write up on the HA forums but some people haven’t had as much luck as I have had with this method. I’d say mine works 95% of the time but there’s definitely been some dead times. The expansion board isn’t worth it for me right now but you should be aware of it !

Duckdns just points to the ip of your server. You can check it in your network settings inside HA. If you’re hosting MQTT and HA on the same machine you can try localhost

None of that is working. MQTT is installed as an addon in HA, which is installed on bare metal on a usff PC. HA says the local ipv4 is 192.168.50.122, but I can't connect using that address. I also tried localhost, and it won't connect either. Do I need to have the home assistant URL for local set to the IP address for this to work? I have the duckdns address for both local and remote, per whatever tutorial I was following at the time I setup duckdns.

You shouldn’t need to. If it is hosted inside HA as an addon it should just need to be pointed at itself. It wouldn’t need to hit the duckdns server to route back to you. Hop on my discord and I can try to help with screenshots

Thanks, I have come to realize it was probably too much. I had an irrational fear of 13 bags of soil getting wet then breaking through the bottom 😆

@@ChuckBuilds Totally understandable! I built my first beds out of 2x4s and 4x4s for the posts. I just did 4 2x4s spread out along the bottom to support the landscape fabric/soil and it's held up for about 3 years now. Working on a couple now but just using 1x4 cedar.

Nope, we would disable it anyways!

I would think so! You could just run 2 containers with different file paths

Thank you! If you have something you want me to cover, let me know!

It should be looking for a zip file, not *.jpg. Are you using Google takeout or just a collection of photos?

@@ChuckBuilds It started to work, thanks for you interest!

If you choose to go the dedicated hardware route or "bare-metal". That is why I like to recommend cheap, low power hardware. If you are more savvy - you should check out a HAOS Virtual Machine or HA Docker container. Both would allow you to run HomeAssistant without "sacrificing" the whole machine. Happy to explain more if you need

@@ChuckBuilds I remember those as an option, I would be lying if I said I remembered why they wouldn’t work great for my situation. Home assist will be monitoring 20-30 different sensors 24/7 and activating pumps/ valves to add water and nutrients as needed. I feel like it had to do with that fact that the virtual machines wouldn’t be great. I think it might be easier for me to just by a raspberry pi, and run the Arduino’s and esp32’s off of that. Seems like the raspberry pi is really the intended platform, and would probably be the easiest for someone like me (feel free to fill in the blanks there lol)

Raspberry Pi is a great platform but I strongly urge you to use an SSD instead of an microSD card. The constant log writing will kill microSD cards. I find used micropc’s to be a sweet spot for performance to price, can be cheaper than a pi and include an ssd, case, fan, etc. a VM would maybe be a better choice on something like Proxmox and NOT on windows via something like virtual box. Docker has its own challenges and limitations that I don’t recommend for a new comer to tackle docker and HA at the same time. 20-30 sensors shouldn’t be a problem for a pi , the rpi can be a bottleneck if you start processing video streams

Hey! I responded to some of your other comments but I can help you more on Discord. Homeassistant Operating System is intended to be run by itself and on a dedicated machine, which is why I recommend cheaper hardware. If you want it to run “side by side” on one machine you’ll need to virtualize it or host the docker container.

@@ChuckBuilds I have come to learn that.thank you for your help. I have to buy another machine this morning. In the end both the old laptops I had were wiped clean.

This video might help too: HomeAssistant: What To Know Before Choosing Your Host ua-cam.com/video/UK2D073B5lA/v-deo.html

@@ChuckBuilds you are a wealth of knowledge chuck, thank you

It’s a separate computer. You won’t be able to access HomeAssistant OS from the same pc that’s hosting it

The web browser you saw was a separate computer, when you get to the HomeAssistant Command line with the IP, you’re done. Go to another device to access home assistant

I did a quick search and it might be an issue with your system time not matching? Sounds kind of strange to me but make sure you’re connected to the internet when installing and possibly try again on a different usb drive. Keep me posted and I’ll try to help! Might be worth checking your bios time too

There’s an addon for the argon one inside of HomeAssistant that lets you control the fan curve!